Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-09-23
LEGAL NEW 5.

| In the matter of the diyisi a OF Butt
| Boro into wards the court has made De
cree confirming the division absolutely, an"
appointing the following electI''n officers T.
serve untii after the next spring election.
| For First Ward-election to be held al
Reed house. Springdale-Judge, A. T. Den
nison; Inspectors, Jss. b. Mates and Philip
Grouse.
second Ward-election to be held at the
Lowry House-Judge. w. A. Lowry, In
spectors, s. H. Huselton and A. Frank.
| For Third Ward-election at office OF j.
spectors. Ell. O. Walker and Charles Armor.
Three school directors and councilmen are
| TO be elected at next.elec.ion motto inter
fere with the terms Of the present omcers,
aud give each ward equal representation on
the boards, and at the next spring election
the First Ward will elect three Coun-
cilmen and three School Directors, the See,
ond Ward will elect two Councilmen and
School director, and the Third Ward no
Councilmen and one School Director.
The division as made by Messrs Graham,
No ,re and Humphrey, made all that part OF
| the town south and east of the creek the
First Ward. and divided the balance by
| Main Street; that part east of Main street tn G
Second Ward ana that part west Of Main
street aud west of the creek below the turn
| u be the Third Ward.
TRIAL LIST THIS WEEK.
| Commonwealth vs.
Wm. L. and C. w. Reep-Sept IL, w. l.
Reep found guilty of ABB and sen tenced to
nav a fine of $50 and costs, and o. w. Reep,
guilty of ABB and faed $40 and costs.
Geo. Frederick and Chas. Divener. were
found guilty If neglecting and refusing to
perform their duties ss Overseers OF the Poor
/ =, nonaraI fup hut were nOt sentenced.
| Z.B. Shepard, found guilty of ABB was
| fined $40 and costs.
W.. Eienberger, guilty of ABB was fined
| $40 aud costs.
Jas. L. Conn was sentenced to pay costs in
the ABB case against him.
Dsck Mosier, guilty of ABB was fined $40
and costs and sen. to the Work House for SIX
months.
VIM. Kennedy, guilty of ABB was fined So
and costs.
| Charles Stewart, found guilty of selling
| liquor without license, was sentenced to pay
fine of $500, the costs Of prosecution, and
be imprisoned in the county Jail for three
months.
| VI. Reiching was sentenced to pay the
costs in the case against him for selling
| LIQUOR to men of Incorporate habits.
| Henry Eitenmiller was found guilty OF
| selling liquor to men of intemperate ha5l'
but motion for new trial was entertained.
The cases VS.. Geo. W. Campbell for selling
| liquor to men Of Incorporate habits and to
men visably affected by liquor were tried TO-
| gether and he was found not guilty., but TO
pay all the costa, and he was sentenced ae-
cordingly.
John F. Lowry for furnishing liquor to
men Of intemperate habits and was found
not guilty and county of Butler to pay costs.
Jas. Sellers founed of selling TO minors
and men of incorporate habits was not SEN
fenced.
Al. Glenn was found not guilty of furnish
| ing liquor to men of known intemperate
habits with county of Butler TO pay costs.
Court adjourned till next Monday.
John Ratsay, a native Of Canada. john
| Lawrance of Wales James McSicle OF Ire
land. John SamueIson of Swee1en, Frederick
T. Clark of England, John G. Bezler of Ger
many, Alvins Schaser Of Austria, Matthias
Kreidle of Austria John J.. and Ernest w.
! Young of Sweden, Albert Ch. Haller OF
Germany, Alex. Green Of Italy, John walls
of England, Sol. Toronski of Russia have
| lately declared their intention of becoming
citizens of the United States before Pro.
Shira.
Mr.. D. Mooney has petitioned for benefit OF
insolvent laws.
Samuel Hepler petitioned for pedlers Ii
cense under act of April s. '67.
Chas. C. McCarnes passed his preliminary
exami nation and is reading Law.
The will of Thos. Stehle, Sr., of Butler
was probated and letters granted to j. r. j:
Stehle and Josephene Stehle, also will OF
Edward Seton and letters - Geo. w. Hays,
ESq.
Letters of administration were granted to
| T.. l.. Colbert, on estate of w. ii. Colbert;
also to Robert McElhany on estate Of Chas.
Stewart also to ii. II. Daubenspeck on es-
| tare of Il. II, Conn; also to Elizabeth Taylor
on estate of David Taylor.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
A. Patton, admir- has sold 20 acres in Sum-
NIT to Chas. Duffy for S512.
| J.P. Clark 2 lots at Gallery to A. j. We
Der for si75.
D. Mckee 122 acres in Muddycreek TO w.
r. Mckee for $1,000.
Mary F. Allen lot in Builer to II. j..
Steen Tor $1,000.
| Jos. GirarI one-ffth OF oneha If OF 136
acres in Penn to Ella Burton for 5000.
G. N. Brown decided the Harrisville School
| District property for $400.